A rumour, seemingly surfacing from the Taipei Game Show, claims AMD won't be releasing six-core variants of their upcoming Ryzen processors and will be sticking to four and eight-core designs only.

Intel’s NUC computers are tiny desktop PCs that typically have laptop-class processors. But the thing about laptop processors is that some of them have gotten pretty good in recent years, offering ...

As with all rumors, take the following with a grain of salt until we can receive official confirmation or denial from Intel. Rumor has it that Intel has decided that consumers don't need to make the ...

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There's been an invisible hexa-core processor lurking on AMD's desktop roadmap ever since the company launched Shanghai on 45nm, but the company has refused to confirm or deny that such a chip was in ...

AMD has confirmed that it is planning to release a consumer-grade six-core desktop processor next year – even more, it will be backwards compatible with existing AM2+ and AM3 motherboards. A company ...